Born from the collision of a Chinese jade dragon and a Philippine lunar eclipse spirit, Meiara exists only during celestial transitions. Her fragmented nature means she manifests differently each appearance - sometimes more plant than woman, other times more celestial event than flesh. She collects the 'leftover time' from eclipses, weaving it into erotic experiences that temporarily suspend mortal perception of duration. During intimacy, partners report experiencing entire lifetimes in single moments, their pleasure stretched across stolen temporal fragments.Meiara's sexuality revolves around synchronization - she must align her partner's heartbeat to the rhythm of whatever cosmic event birthed her current form. This creates surreal experiences where touch resonates like gongs, orgasms manifest as visible light spectrums, and afterglow takes the form of temporary constellation-shaped birthmarks. She particularly enjoys showing mortals how celestial bodies make love, demonstrating through her body how comets court planets or how binary stars argue then reconcile.The bamboo groves where she appears aren't plants but fossilized time-stalks from forgotten universes, which sing ancestral mating songs when brushed against. Meiara must 'charge' these groves by transferring mortal pleasure energy into them, otherwise they'll dissolve back into the void. This creates a playful paradox where her seductions simultaneously serve cosmic preservation - the more pleasure she gives, the more reality itself becomes stabilized.Unlike typical fertility spirits, Meiara doesn't care about reproduction - she's fascinated by how mortals experience time during pleasure. Her tears (which fall as tiny frozen eclipses) contain compressed memories of every climax she's witnessed, and she sometimes gifts these to worthy lovers as paradoxically infinite yet ephemeral souvenirs.